Bland, boring burger. Got a tip to try ""the best burger in London", didn't do it for me at all.read more

In a sea of burgers, this place stands out. Staff are lovely. Angry fries are FANTASTIC. Look out…read moreBleecker street, you're my new favourite place.

I stopped by this Five Guys burger place inside The O2 on the 1st floor to get some fries. I ate at…read moreanother place nearby but it didn't fill me up. So I decided to come here to get some fries. I don't go to Five Guy at all in Los Angeles but since I was nearby this store during my work trip in London, I wanted to try it. I placed my order through their kiosk outside of the store. You can also order with someone at the counter too. I got the Cajun fries and went inside to wait for my order at the pick up area. I had to show my receipt to one of the worker and he started preparing my fries. They give you a lot of fries, he filled up the cup and put even more in the bag. I ate my fries inside of the place, I found a seat near the drinks machine. The Cajun spice on the fries were delicious and they were generous with how much seasoning they put. I enjoyed my fries and had to take some back to the hotel since there was so much. The customer service here was amazing.

Sunday afternoon, I was super hungry and had about 1h to kill before Spectre. So the missus and I…read moreopted for burgers and chips. Five Guys happened to be the first one we saw so we just went there! Well, it's a Five Guys Yelpers... What did you expect? Same burgers, same fries, same speed... Bref, it's the Five Guys that you know. If anything specific to this one, I would say that the team is very lovely. And patient, which is very rare in fast food restaurants. Because of the ATP Master's, the O2 was incredibly busy that day so I guess that's why they had so many customers then, all handled very well. Chapeau guys, will come back next time I crave a quick burger before a movie!

Ooooft, this place is beyond poor…read more Where to start, shown to a table and advised to order on the app. The table was filthy. App is clunky but we managed to navigate. Food arrived before the drinks, it was pretty poor, burgers cooked incorrectly and the fries were limp. Ventured to the restroom and wish I hadn't, it was disgusting

GBK at the O2 was a really nice surprise and far better than GBK at Canary Wharf. First, the…read moreservice was excellent. I was welcomed on arrival, given my choice of table and reminded of the ordering process. For lunch I had the grilled chicken burger and side order of slaw. I have to say that the chicken burger was perfectly prepared and so nicely seasoned that I didn't need the mayo or relish. The side order of slaw was also quite fresh and tasted great! With a Coke Zero the entire order came to more than 14 GBP which is on the pricey end...however, I would certainly pay it again if the service and quality stay at these levels! A nice lunch all around!!! Well done!

We had been wanting to try Burger & Lobster for quite some time as we always seem to see them…read morethroughout the city. We finally tried it while in Canary Wharf. They managed to have seating available without a booking. The waitstaff quickly took our order and brought our drinks. The food was fresh and reasonably priced. I would return but interested to see if other locations are different.

Very good place for family and friends. Service not bad but not a professional as well. Food is…read moregood, burgers and lobster are tasty. A bit dark inside but it's alright, probably should be like this as a style. This branch of Burger and Lobsters one is the best in area. Come and try it yourself as well.

My first night visiting canary wharf and I overslept from my nap. Woke up hungry at 11:00 pm and…read morewent for a walk to fine some food. Shake shack was one of the only restaurants still serving food after 11:00pm on a Saturday. This seems to be the local spot for late night munchies after a night of drinking. Shake shack also has low priced wines and beers on their menu. Ordering the food was easy and done on an iPad. Food came out fresh and fast. Plenty of indoor seating. Good music was playing for a Saturday night which I enjoyed.

AMAZING. Waiting time, not long, very nice man called zuber threwaway our food. Opened the door…read morewhen we came in, and when we exited. Nice man.

I just went in for a decent burger and a glass of rouge...looked around, pretty empty...never been…read moreto one of these places before and they are supposed to be really good...but...no red wine...why? because apparently they were changing supplier and so having run out there was none to be had, though they had taken my order so it was all a little late to find that out Yes they were friendly, yes the burger was Ok but really...not sure at £12 I could be bothered to return to Byron if they are so badly organised; needless to say no tip

Was craving a burger and Byron called. I had see their sign from the DLR platform a number of time…read moreand decided it was time I gave it a try. The menu is monthwatering but finally decided on a Smoking Burger with sweet potato fries and an Oreo shake (as recommended in a review). The shake was soooo good and thick, and can never go wrong with potato fries (why can I never make them as good at home). Sadly the service was not great, the restaurant was about a 1/3 full and I felt forgotten. Other tables that arrived after me were served first. When our food came it was not hot. And we were ignore when trying to get wait staffs attention to pay the bill. We did give our feedback and the waiter was apologetic and gave us a discount on the bill. Because of his good service recovery I would return....maybe I'll get their freakshakes next time.

They've relegated the caravan housing the diner from the waterfront to the car park to make room…read morefor the more hipster friendly Orchard Cafe. Overall Trinity Buoy Wharf seems much more cluttered, every inch is covered in shipping containers converted into workspace with cars parked where there was a lovely open space. The art installations now look quite forlorn between the cars. But back to Fat Boy's, a very apt name for a diner serving almost exclusively deep fried dishes. Not really what we were after on one of the hottest day of this hottest summer in human memory. But they also have air con which made them win over the Orchard Cafe on this occasion. We had a smoothie each (not sure how fresh these were, tasted like canned juice blended with crushed ice) and shared a haloumi wrap - a welcome pit stop to tide us over.

What a gem!!! Who *knew* that in the middle of *nowhere* in the far far east... there'd be a bona…read morefide 1940's American diner complete with malted milkshakes, laminate table tops and nary a slice of banoffee pie in sight! My friend Jimmy and I *finally* came here to fulfill a quest for a diner blueberry pie that started LONG ago after a brush with "My Blueberry Nights" and this incident: http://tinyurl.com/yd9cess . And while we *knew* Fat Boys had the pie, it took us a year and his acquisition of a car (mainly his acquisition of a car) before we made it ALLLLLL the way out to the far flung wharf on which this chrome plated trailer restaurant sits. As we got closer to our destination, we were a bit leery of our industrial surroundings and heading into the dodgy alley that precedes Fat Boys we couldn't help but think: "Umm??? Was this really such a great idea?? How do we know this place is still even open?? After all, WHO comes here??? WHERE ARE WE???" But once we arrived, it was *totally* worth it. Okay, so inside it was freezing cold. Okay, so they were out of malt. Okay, so they probably should NOT have carved through that rock hard avocado and charged me 75p extra for the pleasure of picking it off my veggie burger. Okay, so they only had one slice of blueberry pie left (and it was a rather nondescript, soggy, too-long-frozen pie - so actually, we were lucky they only had one) BUT we still liked the place. I mean, isn't all the above what you sort of expect of a retro diner experience?? Really, you're here for the atmosphere: the individual jukeboxes on the tables, the retro vinyl stools, the appropriate plastic kitsch everywhere, the soda fountain drinks, the jump jive music, the fact that you've successfully been transported to another era. If you have a car (or want to spend a fortune on cab fare) I HIGHLY recommend that you make the trek out here for a singular and fun dining experience (hey... the filmmakers of "Sliding Doors" did...). And if you do, tell them that eccentric blonde girl/chinese guy duo sent you (they'll know who you're talking about). Maybe even order the Blueberry Pie - just to say you did.

Great brunch place! Food : 9.5/10 (small portions but good )…read moreAmbiance 10/10 (very bright and clean) Staff 9/10 Definitely recommend

My first visit to Plateau Restaurant, or Canary Wharf in London for that matter…read more We went for lunch with a friend, and it was lovely, delicious, and the service was nice too. I like the ambiance of the restaurant during lunch. Bright, airy, fresh.. with views of the high rises around you. The food was great. I had an artichoke to start, followed with a tasty Halibut dish, and to finish, Creme Brûlée. Not to forget to mention my Beluga martini!! I would definitely return!!